Race Relations Exam 1 Review Flashcards

1
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Thomas Theory

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Majority belief shapes perceived reality.

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2
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Ethnicity

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Cultural identity, not determined by race

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3
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Melting Pot

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Ideal of cultural blending; largely theoretical.

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4
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pluralism

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Celebration of cultural differences within society.

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5
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Functionalism

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Examines race’s role in societal stability.

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6
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Conflict Theory

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Racism leads to societal conflict and decline.

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7
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Caste System

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a social structure in which classes are determined by heredity

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8
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Prejudice

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Negative attitudes based on group membership.

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9
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Ethnocentrism

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Belief in superiority of one’s culture.

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10
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White Privilege

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Unearned benefits for being white.

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11
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Scapegoating Theory

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Blaming minorities for societal problems.

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12
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Authoritarian Personality Theory

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Personality traits influencing prejudice likelihood.

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13
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Exploitation Theory

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Racial subordination linked to capitalism.

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14
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Normative Approach

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Prejudice shaped by societal norms.

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15
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Ethnic Enclaves

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Communities preserving cultural identities.

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16
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Stratification

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Ranking of groups based on social value.

17
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Labeling Theory

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Explains why some are viewed as deviant.

18
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Self-fulfilling Prophecy

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Expectation influences behavior and outcomes.

19
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Indian Removal Act

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1830 law facilitating Native American land annexation.

20
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Allotment Act

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1887 act dividing reservation land into parcels.

21
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Indian Reorganization Act

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1934 law reversing Allotment Act policies.

22
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Termination Act

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1953 act ending federal services for tribes.

23
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Pan-Indianism

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Social movements uniting diverse Native American groups.

24
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de facto discrimination

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The way things are organized

25
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de jure discrimination

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direct result of a law or policy

26
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Smith v. Alwright (1944)

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ended white primaries

27
Q

Plessy v. Furgeson

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Separate but equal

28
Q

Shelly v. Kraemer

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outlawed restrictive covenants

29
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restrictive covenant

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A provision in a deed to real property prohibiting its sale to a person of a particular race or religion. Judicial enforcement of such deeds is unconstitutional.

30
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March Against Fear

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March started by James Meredith who was shot on the second day; MLK (SCLC) & Stokely Carmichael (SNCC) came in to finish the march; Stokely began the chant “what do we want - black power” despite MKL’s dissapproval

31
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SNCC

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Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee

32
Q

Black Power Movement

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founded by Stokely Carmichael, movement that called for African American independence

33
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synonym for Civil Rights Timeline

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EAPWRBC

34
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synonym for native american policies

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ARARTE

35
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Civil Rights Timeline

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Emancipation Proclomation

13th Amendment

14th Amendment

15th Amendment

Plessy v Furgeson

White Primaries Outlawed (Smith v Alwright)

Restrictive Covenants Outlawed (Shelly v Kraemer)

Brown v Board of Education

Civil Rights Bill

36
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Native American Policies Timeline

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Indian Affairs Bureau

Indian Removal Act

Allotment/Dawes Act

Reorganization Act

Termination Act

Employment Affairs

37
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The Ghost Dance Movement

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The last effort of Native Americans to resist US domination and drive whites from their ancestral lands, came through as a religious movement.